tuckered
Completely worn down
Tuckered means exhausted or worn out, almost always appearing as tuckered out: The kids were completely tuckered out after the hike.
The word has a folksy, informal quality and often describes physical tiredness from activity rather than mental fatigue.
It's especially common when talking about children or after a long day.
Drained of energy
- worn-outDepleted through overuse
- depletedSeverely reduced or emptied
- spentExhausted or disbursed
- drainedEmptied of resources
knackered · bushed · pooped · beat · shattered · zonked · frazzled · run-down
Depleted of vitality
- enervatedDepleted of vitality
- debilitatedMade weak or infirm
- enfeebledMade weak or feeble
- prostratedLying flat in defeat
drained · collapsed · faint · limp · unsteady · wobbly · wrung-out · overexerted
fatigued
Drained of energy
drained · knackered · bushed · pooped · beat · shattered · zonked · frazzled · run-down · wasted
sapped
Depleted of vitality
- enervatedDepleted of vitality
- debilitatedMade weak or infirm
- enfeebledMade weak or feeble
prostrated · drained · collapsed · faint · limp · unsteady · wobbly · wrung-out · overexerted · overworked
tired
Lacking energy, needing rest
listless · lethargic · sluggish · droopy · heavy-eyed · yawning · groggy · bleary · somnolent · worn
- American slangbamboozle, bogus, bunkum, conniption, discombobulate
tuckeredenergized
Made lively and alert
refreshed · invigorated · revitalized · rested · peppy
- tuckered outDepleted of energy
- tuckering outBecoming completely fatigued
- tucker outTire completely
- Chris Tucker
- Tucker Carlson
- best bib and tuckerOne's finest garments